Kronberger Haus - Porzellanmuseum
★ 4.4 (web reviews)
Museum Indoor Educational

Kronberger Haus - Porzellanmuseum

152 Bolongarostraße, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen 65929 · ~1-2 hrs
$ Cheap
Family Ticket
Rainy Day
Spotless

Housed in a magnificent Renaissance palace from 1580, this museum displays nearly 2,000 exhibits of Höchst porcelain and faience, documenting the history of one of Europe's oldest manufactories. Note: The museum at this location permanently closed in June 2026; the collection is relocating to Bolongaro Palace.

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Age Suitability

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Recommended for children aged 6 and up due to the delicate nature of the exhibits.

Opening Hours

Sa,Su 11:00-18:00

Last confirmed September 2026

Survival Kit

Stroller Friendly
Breastfeeding Friendly
Shade Available
Lockers / Storage
Fenced / Enclosed
Safety
Fenced Area
First Aid
Traffic: Low

The museum is located within a secure, historic building.

The museum is in a pedestrian-friendly part of the Höchst district.

Good to Know

  • Parking Public parking is available at the 'Bolongarostraße' lot nearby.
  • Public Transport Take S-Bahn S1 or S2 to 'Frankfurt-Höchst' station.
  • Food & Drink
    There is no cafe on-site, but several bakeries and cafes are located in the nearby Old Town.
  • Duration A typical visit lasts about 60 to 90 minutes.
  • Admission Adults: €4.00, Reduced: €2.00, Children under 18: Free.
  • Family Ticket Family ticket (2 adults + 4 children) for €8.00.
  • Typical Wait Time Walk right in
  • Best Time to Visit Weekends were the primary visiting times before closure.
Best Seasons
🌱 Spring ☀️ Summer 🍂 Autumn ❄️ Winter

The Vibe

Crowd Level Quiet
Noise Level Quiet
Kid Chaos Tolerance Somewhat
Cleanliness Spotless
"Historical and educational, set in a beautifully restored palace."

Pro Tip

"Combine your visit with a walk through the charming Old Town of Höchst and a stroll along the Main riverbank."

Visitors highly appreciate the museum for its unique 'white gold' collection and the architectural beauty of the Kronberger Haus.

User Reviews

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